Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1942, Page 15

Dunbar High School Awards Diplomas To Class of 60 Mrs. James W. Williams, Member of Education Board, Presides With Mrs. James W. Williams, member of the Board of Education, presiding and presenting the diplo- | mas, moré than 60 seniors today | were graduated from Dunbar High School. The address to the graduates was by George Goodman. executive sec- retary of the Washington Urban League, Inc. 57 Receive Certificates At Garnet Patferson Fifty-seven pupils today received graduation certificates at Garnet- Patterson Junior High School at final exercises there. Diplomas were presented by John H. Wilson, member of the Board of Education, and presentation of awards wes by the principal. Leroy Harris gave the welcoming address and Charles Cabaniss the valedictory. An address of gratitude was made by Phillip Jordan. Ray- mond Taylor presented the class gift. The principal speech was by Theodore Nickens, an honor student at Cardozo High School, and Mr. Wilson spoke briefly. Graduates and their future schools are: To Armstrong High School. Berry, Allen Northington, James Carter. Joseph Ruddocl:, Peggy THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Gordon Junior High School Graduafes 104 Students One hundred and four students to- day were graduated from Gordon Junior High School in midyear ex- ercises there. Nearly all will attend nearby Western High School next semester. C. Melvin Sharpe, member of the Board of Education, presided. Graduates and their future schools are: Anacostis. Norvell, Evelyn Miller, Ruth Ann Sesso, Alice Dennison. Hoffman. Myrtle MeKinley. Weinbers, Herbert Wilson. Amrikiap, Richard Tron, James, Jack T Ghiae Nancy Oster, Willis Deeds. Donald Jervey, Mary mody Natalle Augusts Lucss, Madse Taft Junior High Gives Diplomas to Class of 86 ‘With Assistant Supt. of Schools Lawson J. Cantrell presiding, 86 students today were graduated from Taft Junior High School. Most of them will attend McKinley High School next semester. Graduates and the senior high schools they will attend are: D. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1942. nm.unun. nm.n-uuv. Pllr ell. John Ru bert 8. E;'a’fi f"-fih o Watson, Edwar hony, A iljen. ™. ckelson, vlvlna L. &uu concerta’ . Ruby M. ry Sher Borotny M/ _Bhider BEEY BT MM'“I-HIIM Mever, Ruth A. Dennisen Vocationsl Sehool. Growden. Isabelle E. Chamberiain Vosationsl Sehool. llull.ll Marvin l James. Dorothy IL .nm Marilyn Tatum of Dodgers Signs NASHVILLE, Tenn., Jan. 29 (#).— Tommy Tatum, rookie outfielder of iy . | the Brooklyn Dodgers, said he had x4 signed his 1942 contract. Oil Pool Locater Finds Army Plane Sunk in Bay By the Associated Press. HOUSTON, Tex., Jan. 20.—An in- strument such as oilmen use in lo- cating new crude pools helped spot the remnants of a submerged Army airplane. ‘The ship plunged into Galveston Bay recently. Efforts to locate it failed until an oil well cementing | company loaned its electrical device and a technician. By recording the increase and decrease of electric energy generated by approach to and departure from the sunken plane, its exact location was plotted about a mile and a half from the ‘| supposed spot of its sinking. QUINTUPI.ETS CHEST COLDS MeKinley High School. A\u.herm R. L. Grifith, George M. l.!kl m e A. Hlnun %l’llrg fl‘- Mliton W. umon Juh H. e, Rober: W. 2 Bifver eet 1 Fitspatr "'5'", Wi o ElREY Graduates are: Anderson, Vlvinn D. l(lllfl‘ !ve!yn M Fheim m: Cole. Simeon Snepherd, James Cunninsham. Robert Simmons, Monokoo Fox, Lesle mith. Clarence Fray, “Resinaia 2iim. Chinerine Hill, Dougiass Taylor, Maurice Joyner, Christine Tisdale, Clavin Mayden, Allen ‘Wimbish, Deris To Dunbar High School. Jordan, Philiip Carr, Joseph ea Lyon, Neavie arroil,_Julisn oke, Ralph enni, Roval Bl :!tlrll ou-:":'“n-’nm:m. !u ', Benjamin 3 ke TWO ALBUMS of New Columbia Records Given Free With This Sensational TRUETONE Automatic Record-Changing RADIO-PHONOGRAPH Mebane, George Taylor. 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